Harrow Questions (feats)

[Michael Dupler]

Good Morning Pathfinders!

I supported the cause and my local game store by buying the Harrow Handbook and a harrow deck. Checking additional resources, I have found something confusing and I am hoping someone has the answers.

Harrow Handbook says:
Feats: all feats on pages 14-15 and 19 are legal for play;

Inner Sea world guide says:
Feats: all feats on pages 284–289 except Eye of the Arclord, Fortune Teller, Hamatulatsu, Harrowed, and Shade of the Uskwood.

to take the Harrowed Summoning Feat, the preq is Harrowed

So which is? No can't take Harrowed summoning because I can't take Harrowed or I can take Harrowed to get Harrowed Summoning?

I know, that's a lot of harrow . . .

thanks

[Kyshkumen]

Most of your answers can be found here. Including official rulings from Mike Brock.

[Ryzoken]

The short answer is: Harrowed is a legal feat, but was (accidentally) skipped when updating the Additional Resources page. There is a post from Mr. Brock buried in the thread Kyshkumen linked to this effect. Commence shuffling!

[Michael Dupler]

Michael Dupler wrote:

Good Morning Pathfinders!

I supported the cause and my local game store by buying the Harrow Handbook and a harrow deck. Checking additional resources, I have found something confusing and I am hoping someone has the answers.

Harrow Handbook says:
Feats: all feats on pages 14-15 and 19 are legal for play;

Inner Sea world guide says:
Feats: all feats on pages 284–289 except Eye of the Arclord, Fortune Teller, Hamatulatsu, Harrowed, and Shade of the Uskwood.

to take the Harrowed Summoning Feat, the preq is Harrowed

So which is? No can't take Harrowed summoning because I can't take Harrowed or I can take Harrowed to get Harrowed Summoning?

I know, that's a lot of harrow . . .

thanks

the last line of the thread but there it was, thanks and the answer is yes legal